New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER & 1926. FRIDAY. Pastern Standard Time. WTIC—HARTFORD—4 = F ew York MAF—SO. DARTMOUTH—141 76 WELSI—PROVIDENCE—111 a and ¢ WJAR—PROVIDENCE—185 (Chaminade); George White's dlo Farm Co s W WIAG—WORCESTER— stanca (Elgar); ! WEAF—NT W YORK—1982 Debois, conduc- Edward ew of the drama e and Bivlano, v cent Lopez's orch w NEW YORK—303 March of a M V — Duet foi Tarantells (S VI — Orchestra — minade); chestra. (Ge = Grossman Carology, M. L. o, n, ‘“Tennis. » harmony. 10:3 -Prince Piotti, Madeline o e | Hardy, Echoes of past pleas- | | i EW YORK—155 all reports, Market quotations, Financial summary )—Cotton quotations. rm market reports s orchestra. rs and Bonnie Laddies, 9—M le. 10—Honest Ballot Association WGBS—NEW YORK—316 —Tincle Geebee —Jule Anzel's orchestra. Herman Bernard. 10—Or, ra : Baseball scores; news, WHAP—NEW YORK—31 5 d program Kitty € , recital “Caro Nome" “Rigo (Verdiy Xylophone — a. (played with four hammers); Nila Saxophone — Hymn from “The Golden (Rimsky-Korsakow) Ace — While the Years Go Drift- ing By, Elsis Schultzenheim. Ensemble — Cigarette Tango. Soprano — The Italian Street Sing from “Naughty Marletta (Her- bert). Xylophone — a. from |, . inese Lullaby b, to the Sun Cockerel” Variations on Dear Old Pal of | Sacr an recital. Ik, Franklin Ford ry Boyd, Kitty Cheatham, Mary Pinr 5:40 9—Her I Ate the Boloney. String Ensemble — The Whistler's Song. Finale 10—W. whistler. - Two Little Bluebirds. report. Helmberger's 2 Hotel W HAVEN—268 chyde, Mar; garet Ellers, soprano; Joseph Pe- basso; ox ensemble Ny and orchestra -—Market repor Radio Four contralto; ice Evans, _Piano lessons. Marden, acc : e Mohawk lizabeth 1001 of Music How to Select a Radio Set.” Marcella Geon Ensembl ch lessons. lessons. , planist Wiills Carling. WEEI—BOSTON—319 et Cerll Sto and 54 news _TLost & ik rg. soprano Events of 1 program Police alarm WEHNY—NEW / USED 70 DO My own WORRYING § B o W YORK—! Hour ch; W H- M iolinist. Bible ture, R. 8. Emery. WOR—NEWARK—105 W ither; Joseph PHONE 4/ LOUIE §.JONES AGENCY violinist soprano; John alentine, ¢ tenor. 8—Musical prog: T EVENING PICK. CONCERTS. 7:30—The Ra- ston o s dance orche NEWARK—25 s orchestra n band pitzer, plar folinist pit Alva —Baray St — Ukranian WAAM—NEWARK—263 Il F asting din We man- po- » band, good luck being in our fz also reh 9 — Negro spir- . 1als. WDRC Ru meth New Haven, 9:45 — The strumental trio. Y the heard THEATRICALS. er of Commerce WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 pular program WGBB—FREEPORT—244 York, 11 fornia Ram 0 — The ANEOUS. E i55 Happen For , pianist MISCE IDE, l WMSG, N 20ss Kovar, contralt Mildred McL NY v llent, b old stand-bys, s played were 1 Had 2 Girl h and such. There of the ordinary trations, elthough m was good and we should ~Pyramid Svneopators WRST—BAY SHORE—218 N—CHICAGO—302 ram, Drake r con string quintet \\'I[‘—l’Hll;\D‘l.l PHIA—508 8:05—Dinner music. 7—Bedtime story. ner | i engaged in the number | was a plano—we guess. we can say about it. | |pacity of 1,000 gallons every 24 [hours when raiders entered their | basement plant, A hundred gallors of moonshine, & thousand empty ons gallon tins, a quantity of four gal- [lon tins and a shotgun were seized. is Confiscated and | | Another F]are-['Apiin Zone Held by French Amayence, Germany, Oct. 8 (P term, Mrs.| Mlddletown, Mass, Oct. 8 (P—|— Another incident between the | Four men were arrested and a 1,000 | French troops of occupation and [the German population occurred during the night, when two French non-commissioned officers were ai- tacked by an unidentified cyclist who fired several shots, wounding one of the men slightly. , No ex planation of the attack Is given in the French account. MIDDLETOWN, MASS., COPS FIRED UPON DURING RAID Ry = | Gigantic st Commits Suicide Rather | Than Face Jail Sentence | 8 () — F: the prospect of a jail Thelma Cook, 74, drank when prohibition officers raided her That's all , than =p E | Owner Charged With Intent to KilL Denver, Oct polson | gallon still was seized in a raid here early today during which, the police | alleged, they were fired upon. They | arrested Tony Amato on a charge of S |assault w intent to Kill and also | on a charge of illegal possession of | firearms after, the police said, he| had fired a shotgun at Officer Wil- can’t go to jall. I'd die there. m H. Young. The raiders said that She then was granted permission 4 the policeman by to take some medicine to ald & |only a few inches. | headache. Instead, drank pol-| The others arrested were John | son. | Bonelll and Philip Ancour of Lynn, | It was and Rosarrio Mucmecl Boston. arges liquor. | were charged 1th illegal | She wa time ufacture and possession of li- late the |quor. The men were alleged to have |been operating a still with a ca- home hours. here, and died within a few confronted with a sr of beer found in her night, she sobbed, “I'm ge | O — HOLY CROSS PRACTICE The Holy Cross football team will hold practice tonight at 7 o'clock on the corner of Cherry and Lilac streets. All members are asked to be present as the team meets the Cloverleats of Manches ter ay and the game will bs a hard one. she her second arrest on of ct of manufact BIGGER AND BETTER THEN EVER PHILADELPHIA—278 Trio. tenor. ing, songs. Moore, harlotts E: 8:45—DMiss Bar 9—Overbrook Hil 9:30—Sam J. Gold a The band did its best to beat out the elements and it succeeded after a| on. O ambers were “Lucky | AL arrangem plan spectal 1 and Gosden. 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